The Root Social Justice Center and Scott Farm teamed for the year’s first community-centered Crêpe Night FUNdraiser on May 13 ...

Next year, no more letting the flowers grow. That ends!” My wife was adamant as we raked the lawn. We have thousands upon ...

Twenty years ago, when I started writing for the Brattleboro Reformer, I wasn't looking for an epiphany and I surely wasn't thinking about writing my retirement column.

A Brattleboro woman accused of slapping a resident at a Vernon long‑term care facility and working more than a year as a nursing assistant without a valid license ...

The Brattleboro boys lacrosse team kept it close in the first quarter but ultimately fell 11-3 to Woodstock on Friday night.

An ongoing initiative by the Bennington County Democratic Committee (BCDC) to bring Democratic candidates who are running for ...

In this week's Vermontitude video webcast, host Peter "Fish" Case chats with guest Molly Gray. Molly is running for Vermont ...

The Historical Society of Windham County will be hosting a reception on Sunday, June 7, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the Historical ...

We have a choice: do we want property taxes to go down for one year, or do we want to build the kind of Vermont where they ...

In Peter Case's column on May 13, 2026 ("It's time to move on from the EMS debate"), he encourages the community to “move on” from the EMS “argument,” states that ...

Tick-related emergency room visits are most common in the spring and fall, when ticks are hungriest for a blood meal. They ...

For decades, many Vermont communities have relied heavily on winter tourism to drive their local economies. Ski season brought visitors, packed restaurants, and steady business for shops and lodging.